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Electro-galvanized 16-gauge steel rebar tie wire in 82 ft coils yielding 120 to 230 ties per coil, packaged 50 per pack
This electro galvanized steel coil is 16 gauge and supplies 82 feet of wire per roll. Each coil delivers between 120 and 230 ties with a single wrap per tie. The pack contains 50 coils for high volume site use.
The wire is designed for use with the 11A326 tool and may not function correctly with other tying systems. Corrosion resistance is limited to the electro galvanized coating thickness. Buyers who need stainless steel or heavier gauge wire for marine environments should select a different product.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Max |
| Model name | TW1525EG |
| Product type | Traffic & Parking Lot |
The wire is 16 gauge electro galvanized steel, supplied in 82 ft coils with 50 coils per package.
Each 82 ft coil produces between 120 and 230 ties at one wrap per tie when used with the compatible 11A326 tool.
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